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Hi, everyone.
I wanted to update y'all on my husband's timeline:
2/10/17: Entered the U.S. on K1 visa.
4/22/17: Married.
4/24/17: Application overnighted via FedEx.
5/10/17: Application "legally received" by USCIS, assigned to National Benefits Center.
6/14/17: Husband completed biometrics.
7/22/17: Updated address online for I-131, I-485, I-765. It only shows up on I-131 case online, though.
Our center's processing times for I-765 and I-131 are still 90 days, updated as of August 10. We are now legally past the deadline for a decision on the work visa (which now contains the I-131, as well).
I now have case workers for our congressman and one of our senators escalating the issue, as well as former and current case workers in other offices working on it (I used to work on Capitol Hill, so I know that it's everyone's right to have assistance from a case worker!). Our lawyer has been little help (she claims she is getting help from her own congressman, who she knows), so we're really navigating this on our own.
We leave for our long-awaited international honeymoon on the evening of August 22, pending approval. We will likely have to make an appointment at a USCIS office for a passport stamp, since the card might not arrive in time. We are hopeful that through the escalation of our case from multiple offices, we'll get an answer soon. We received no notice of a delay, and we never even got a request for initial or additional evidence.
I wanted to update y'all on my husband's timeline:
2/10/17: Entered the U.S. on K1 visa.
4/22/17: Married.
4/24/17: Application overnighted via FedEx.
5/10/17: Application "legally received" by USCIS, assigned to National Benefits Center.
6/14/17: Husband completed biometrics.
7/22/17: Updated address online for I-131, I-485, I-765. It only shows up on I-131 case online, though.
Our center's processing times for I-765 and I-131 are still 90 days, updated as of August 10. We are now legally past the deadline for a decision on the work visa (which now contains the I-131, as well).
I now have case workers for our congressman and one of our senators escalating the issue, as well as former and current case workers in other offices working on it (I used to work on Capitol Hill, so I know that it's everyone's right to have assistance from a case worker!). Our lawyer has been little help (she claims she is getting help from her own congressman, who she knows), so we're really navigating this on our own.
We leave for our long-awaited international honeymoon on the evening of August 22, pending approval. We will likely have to make an appointment at a USCIS office for a passport stamp, since the card might not arrive in time. We are hopeful that through the escalation of our case from multiple offices, we'll get an answer soon. We received no notice of a delay, and we never even got a request for initial or additional evidence.
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